Purple, Certificate to Eileen [?]pwood (14), [?] Haldon-street, La[?]emba. Seven shillings and sixpence, five shillings, and half-crown ...
Article : 919 wordsLetters must be very short and brightly-written. One half-crown prize and colored certificates every week for the brightest and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 44 wordsDEAR SUNBEAMERS.-- I left off last week, from simple want of space, in the manner that a continued-in-our-next novelette leaves ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 875 wordsIt's shearing [?]ime at home now, and I'm not there. Terrible, isn't it? I remember the shearings when I was a bit of a nip; my brother and I ...
Article : 399 wordsCOLORED CERTIFICATES.-- Purple equals 4 marks, Blue [?] marks, Red 2 marks, Orange 1 mark. When you have a total of 25 marks, post certificates, with full name and address, to the Editor, in a long unsealed envelope, marked "Sun Cards Only." A substantial Cash Prize will be awarded, and the cancelled certificates ...
Article : 305 wordsBlue Certificate to Norman Guthrie (15), "Illowra," [?] ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 16 wordsIt is over two years ago since I sent in my last contribution. I suppose you have been wondering where I have vanished to. Well, I will tell you. I have had a most ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 271 wordsI have so many longlings, dear Chief, that I am sure I could not write them all down. I long to win a D.O.S. to be a Girl Guide, to be an artist, and ever so many more, but ...
Article : 133 wordsBlue Certificate to Wendy (16), 32 Royal-street, Chatswood. "The essence of poetry is invention, such invention as, by producing something ...
Article : 30 wordsDear Chief.-- A "Sunbeamer" lately wrote about De Burgh Bridge. The bridge, I think I am correct in saying, was not named after de Burgh, the ...
Article : 264 wordsChief, my longings are very much the same as other 'Beamers' longings. First, I wish to attain the standard where one uses letters after one's name. Among them I ...
Article : 99 wordsSummer-- and all the gum trees on the hill A-flower, and gleaming like a bridal veil; The creamy blossoms, shimmering, dance, bewitched; ...
Article : 107 wordsI long to have an aeroplane to scale the cloudy heights, I'd love to have a speedy yacht to sail on starry nights. ...
Article : 119 wordsWhile I was in America (California, I should say), we passed through a tremendous tree. It was in the middle of the road, and a car could pass through it easily. In one of the ...
Article : 61 wordsThe Mona-Mona Mission Station is about 16 miles from Kuranda. To get there you catch the train at Kuranda, and get out at Oaklands (eight miles ...
Article : 208 wordsRain on the hill And Rain in the hollow; Rain elves abroad, ...
Article : 68 wordsAny number of players may play this game, except one, and two players would be uninteresting. A balloon is blown up, and the field chosen (the lawn or back yard). ...
Article : 136 wordsTo visit Egypt and travel over the desert upon the soft-padded camel[?] To see the flaming sun setting amid a blaze of vivid color; to hear the chanting of the Arabs ...
Article : 127 wordsPurple Certificate to Beryl Carneaux (17), [?] ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 12 wordsDraw a circle on a sheet of white paper, and two lines across the circle, cutting one another at right angles at the centre. Now stick a pin through the centre of the circle ...
Article : 118 wordsThe sun has set, the earth is still as death. The air is chill, no sound the silence breaks; The leaves are still, for there is scarce a breath ...
Article : 136 wordsI have just finished reading Conan Doyle's "Poison Belt.' It is entirely different from other books I have read by the same author. The story tells of a great scientist who warns ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 298 wordsThis game is great fun to play. There are three hats, and as many slips of paper in each as there are children playing. In the first hat is a town, in the second a river, ...
Article : 166 wordsThis little coin problem is novel and interesting, and well worth demonstrating at a party. You lay eight pennies on the table, and ask if anyone, by moving one coin on ...
Article : 179 wordsTake a rather heavy key, and fasten one end of a length of thin string to it. Hold the end of the string, and let the key dangle. It will immediately begin to swing to and ...
Article : 90 wordsHave you ever been to a small town north of Bathurst called Hill End? We spent the mid-winter holidays there. It has many beautiful scenes, ...
Article : 145 wordsColorful fancy, Hov' ring On high, Fluttering downward, ...
Article : 28 wordsMany will remember this experiment if they study physicology. Get a wine glass, or any glass will do, and fill it to the brim with water. Place a card on the top, and ...
Article : 80 wordsMaking Tangram figures is a favorite pastime for everyone, young and old. The following is the simplest method of making the Tangram Puzzle: Cut a piece of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 254 wordsWhen I was about nine or ten my mother took me up to Crow's Nest to do some shopping. (I could walk then, which I cannot now). Coming home, we were ...
Article : 118 wordsI do no ken What it means, So, thought I'd ask "Sunbeams." As I and Uncle Ben ...
Article : 101 wordsA butcher, walking down the street, passed a dairy, and read this sign: "Milk from Contented Cows." He was impressed by the idea, and next ...
Article : 49 wordsQ.: What beams a carpenter cannot cut A.: Bunbeams. -- Badge to Keith Hanson (15), 74 Glenfarne-street, Bexley. ...
Article : 134 wordsWhile staying at Woy Woy Dad and I went fishing past Lion Island, While we were quietly fishing Dad said: "Oh, look, what's that"-- and quite close to ...
Article : 115 wordsOne Sunday last year, as I was riding on my bicycle along Gordon-road near Wyvern-avenue, I failed to put out my hand when turning the corner, and the result was that ...
Article : 96 wordsThis is such a sweetness, Sweeter than any I have known; A sweetness that sooth[?]s and thrills With its exhi[?]rating coolness. ...
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The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954), Sun 10 Nov 1929, Page 2
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